ATTACHMENT 9 Continuation Answers to RFP Questions.pdf
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- Military Skills Enhancement (MSE) Services
- Solicitation number
- W91151-24-R-0001
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This document contains answers to questions regarding a solicitation for Military Skills Enhancement (MSE) services. The solicitation will be issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Hood as number W91151-24-R-0001. The incumbent contractor is Central Texas College, and the current contract number is W91151-18-D-0003. Course materials have been created for some courses, but new materials will need to be developed. Supply requirements vary by course based on Military guidance. The number of course "sessions" refers to the hours for a course, and class size depends on the course curriculum and classroom capacity. Virtual options are available, and Mobile Training Teams can teach in CONUS locations as needed to support III Armored Corps missions. The value of the current contract is $16,565,302.77.
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ATTACHMENT 9 CONTINUATION
1) Who is the incumbent (the last we could find was from 2014)?
ANS: Central Texas College (CTC)
2) What was the past contract award number?
ANS: The current Contract is W91151-18-D-0003.
3) Is course material already created for use, or do we have to create course material?
ANS: For some courses, the Program of Instruction (POI) is created, but you will have to create course materials. This is why there are job positions on the contract for Technical Instructors to teach and Technical Instructor/Course Developers to create new course materials as needed.
4) Is there a required material and quantity list (i.e. 10 saline bags for CLS course) for each course to be offered?
ANS: The list of supplies and quantities is based on TRADOC and MEDCOM guidance.
5) Please clarify the meaning of ‘Sessions’ in attachment 1.
a. Does this mean the number of hours expected to conduct that course? or, ANS: Yes.
b. The number of participants?
ANS: Depends on the POI created and managed by TRADOC, MEDCOM, USAF proponent schools .
c. The number of times the course is to be offered during the fiscal year (FY)?
ANS: It depends on the FY Need Survey from the separate Brigades and Divisions assigned to Fort Cavazos and III Armored Corp.
6) Is there a virtual option to conduct any courses?
ANS: Yes.
7) Is there a minimum/maximum number of participants per course, for each course?
ANS: It depends on the POI from the proponent schools or the local school policies and the classroom size seating capacity.
ATTACHMENT 9 CONTINUATION
8) This is listed as a FFP…will there be an option for a BPA off of this contract?
ANS: No.
9) In order to provide an FFP price, can you please provide the number of iterations you would like of each course listed each year.
ANS: It depends on the FY Need Survey from the separate Brigades and Division assigned to Fort Cavazos and III Armored Corp.
10) Will the MTTs be conducted at Fort Cavasos or offsite?
ANS: Mobile Training Team (MTT) are for training taught off the installation.
a. If offsite, can you please provide locations.
ANS: Depending on III Armored Corp mission requirements a MTT can be taught only in CONUS locations.
11. What is the value of the contract?
ANS: The value of the current contract: $16,565,302.77.
12) Please clarify attachment 3. Are these the historical contract supplies list for the administration of the contract?
ANS: No.
a. These values appear to be very small if they are to include the execution of all courses listed.
ANS: They are small because this is an example of supplies needed by the instructors, course developers, general clerks, secretary, and students in each course/class.
b. Can you please provide the contracts supply list for the annual conduct of each course?
ANS: The supply list can vary; it depends on what is needed to support the schools’ operations.
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